• analyze Puritanism philosophical assumptions and text features as evidenced by reading, annotating, writing, and discussion.
• analyze text as evidenced by reading circle discussion.
• analyze text as evidenced by completing Puritanism summative test

• Reading Circle Books.

1. Due Fri 9/5: Study for Puritanism Summative Test
2. Due Fri 9/5: Pan Vocabulary Flashcards/study for quiz

• What are the beliefs and values of Puritanism and how do they influence their texts?

Important Deadlines/Reminders:

• Absent? Check the class website for work.

1. Learning Logs- Update daily with learning targets, homework, and essential questions, and reminders.
2. Reading Circles:
   1. Finish Mayflower Compact Questions (25 min)
   2. Complete reading circle assignment on binder paper, include page numbers when necessary:
      1. Describe a part that changed your mind or opinion about a character and why.
      2. Describe a part that is evidence of or suggests the author's world view.
      3. Describe a part that is critical to the plot's advancement and why.
      4. Describe a part that the reader should not overlook and why.
3. Puritanism Summative Review Jeopardy:
   

   Puritanism Review jeopardy_template2_2003.ppt
   

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